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Still, the extensive sequence relationships that we document underscore that potential co-expression of sequence-related miRNAs will be a significant factor in evaluation of genetic disruptions as well as in commonly executed over-expression studies.

A27 A review of Mr. Bush's daily schedules, correspondence and other documents underscores that as governor he has devoted himself remarkably little to policy details and instead spent most of his time wooing legislators, the public and the news media.

The document underscores Europe's growing conviction that Ms. May has no proposal to resolve the current deadlock in negotiations and is too politically hobbled to propose one.

In a nonthreatening way, the document underscores the need to show up in court.

Documents underscored that point, the suit said.

All of the new president's political success hinges on an American economic recovery, and this new document only underscores that point.

The documents underscore the lengths to which the agrochemical company goes to protect its image.

The breadth of the documents underscored the omnipresence of the security service and its obsession with surveillance.

Nevertheless, they say the documents underscore why policymakers should consider giving less weight to industry-funded studies.

6 The second document is the Olympic Movement Medical Code (2009) which underscores that all stakeholders "should take care that sport is practiced without danger to the health of the athletes and with respect for fair play and sports ethics … [and should take] measures necessary to protect the health of participants and to minimize the risks of physical injury and psychological harm".

The new report underscores that reality.